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Green Sabra Pillow Cover | Fayrouz

Moroccan Corridor®

Fayrouz — Green Moroccan Sabra Pillow Cover

Crafted in Marrakesh

£53.00

Fayrouz — A Fresh Point of Connection

Fayrouz is a green Moroccan Sabra cushion cover for bringing colour and decorative character to a sofa, favourite chair or bed.

Fayrouz belongs to the decorative textile family known as Sabra or “cactus silk.” Its embroidery adds another layer of detail to the colour, giving a simple arrangement a more personal finish.

Make It Your Own

Pair green with warm timber and oatmeal tones, or use it as a bridge between pale upholstery and darker accents.

Details

  • Textile designation: Sabra, also known as “cactus silk.”
  • Colour: Green.
  • Size: approximately 20" x 18".
  • Decorative embroidery.
  • Choose No Insert or With Insert from the available options.
  • Care: dry clean only. Do not wash.

Receiving Time = Processing Time + Shipping Time.

Processing Time: 3 to 7 days.

Shipping Time via FedEx International Priority: 2 to 8 days.

  1. You have 15 days to decide if the items are right for you after receipt.
  2. Return any unaltered and undamaged items in original packaging including your order number.
  3. Return shipping fee is paid by the buyer.
  4. Please include your Order Number and account details in the return package.
  5. Contact our Customer Service before returning and share your return reason.
  6. Refunds are processed within 2–7 working days after we receive the return tracking number.
  7. Our products are returnable but non-exchangeable.

Due to lighting conditions during photography and screen color variations, slight color differences may occur between the product and your screen.

The handcrafted nature of each piece creates natural variations in color, size, and design. If ordering two of the same item, slight differences should be expected — this is a mark of authentic handcraft.

The Fayrouz — Green Moroccan Sabra Pillow Cover is evocative, to say the least, but that's why you're drawn to it in the first place.

Inventory Last Updated: Nov 11, 2026

Fayrouz — A Fresh Point of Connection

Fayrouz — A Fresh Point of Connection

A green accent can draw a room together without making it feel coordinated. This piece offers that fresh point of connection, a way to introduce colour while keeping a relaxed, collected atmosphere.

Collector’s Note

For Moroccan Corridor, Fayrouz in green is a way to introduce a distinct colour note without rebuilding the room around it. Fayrouz feels most at home in a setting with space around it, where the textile can be appreciated rather than lost among competing accents.

A fresh note in a familiar place.

Object Origin

Craft City Marrakesh
Material Sabra textile, also known commercially as “cactus silk.”
Construction Sabra cushion cover with decorative embroidery.
Technique Decorative textile with embroidery and sewn finishing.

This item is featured in: Berber Pillows from House of Pillows Gallery


Discover Berber pillows through a selection of Moroccan cushion covers, from kilim and Sabra to rug-inspired and Handira styles. Expressive geometry, embroidered details and rich colour bring character to sofas, beds and favourite chairs.

Choose one distinctive accent or layer complementary patterns and proportions. A personal way to bring the world of Moroccan textiles into your home.


More Than a Store

Moroccan Corridor was not created to sell Moroccan products. It was created to preserve, celebrate, and share the remarkable craftsmanship traditions that have shaped Morocco for centuries.

Every object we present begins long before it reaches a home. It begins with a material, a place, a workshop, and the hands of an artisan whose knowledge has often been passed down through generations.

Our role is simple: To identify exceptional craftsmanship and bring it to those who value authenticity, beauty, and cultural heritage.

We do not manufacture. We do not mass-produce.

We select.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sabra silk, also known as cactus silk or vegetable silk, is a luxurious natural fiber handwoven by Moroccan artisans from the Aloe Vera cactus plant. It's prized for its soft texture, natural sheen, and vibrant colors.
We recommend dry cleaning only for Sabra silk cushion covers to preserve the natural fibers and vibrant colors. Avoid machine washing or hand washing, as water can damage the delicate fibers and cause colors to bleed.
For minor spots, gently blot (do not rub) with a clean, dry cloth. If necessary, use a slightly damp cloth with cold water only, then immediately blot dry. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.
Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Rotate cushions regularly to ensure even wear. Fluff and reshape pillows periodically. Use pillow inserts to maintain shape and structure. Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.
While our Sabra silk is dyed using traditional methods, some color variation and slight fading over time is natural and adds to the authentic, handcrafted character. Avoid exposure to moisture and direct sunlight to minimize color changes.
If ironing is necessary, use the lowest heat setting and always iron on the reverse side with a pressing cloth between the iron and fabric. Never use steam, as moisture can damage the fibers.
Never machine wash or hand wash. Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals. Don't wring or twist the fabric. Keep away from excessive moisture and humidity. Avoid direct contact with rough surfaces that may snag the fibers.
With proper care, your handcrafted Sabra silk cushions can last for many years. The natural durability of the fiber, combined with gentle handling and appropriate cleaning, ensures these artisan pieces remain beautiful heirlooms.
Each Sabra silk piece is entirely handwoven by Moroccan artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. The natural fiber is eco-friendly, sustainable, and biodegradable, making it both a luxurious and environmentally conscious choice.

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